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336 Pages
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`The summaries of evidence have provided ready-made challenges to previously unquestioned medical options ... the book provides a challenging update on the nature of scientific inquiry.' - British Journal of Clinical Psychology Despite nearly one hundred years of research, very little progress has been achieved in the understanding of schizophrenic behaviour. There remains considerable uncertainty... Read more
Preface. PART ONE: THE CONCEPT OF SCHIZOPHRENIA - PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS 1. The Non-Discovery of Schizophrenia - Kraepelin and Bleuler reconsidered Dr. Mary Boyle 2.The Syndromes and Symptoms of Psychosis Dr. Richard P. Bentall. 3. Schizophrenia as a Life Process Dr. Peter Barham and Robert Hayward. PART TWO: THE ROLE OF BIOLOGY IN SCHIZOPHRENIC BEHAVIOUR. 4. The Genetics of Schizophrenia - Axiom or hypothesis? Richard Marshall 5. Are There Biologial Markers of Schizophrenia? Dr. Howard F. Jackson 6. Can a Disease Model of Schizophrenia Survive? Dr. Gordon Claridge 7. Longitudinal Research on Schizophrenia Professor Peter H. Venables. PART THREE: FROM THEORY TO THERAPY. 8. Competing Histories of Madness - Some Implications for Modern Psychiatry Dr. David Pilgrim 9. The Behavioural and Cognitive Treatment of Psychotic Symptoms Dr. Peter D. Slade 10. The Family Management of Schizophrenia Dr. Nick Tarrier CONCLUDING REMARKS: Schizophrenia - a Suitable Case for Treatment? Index
Biography
Richard Bentall is Lecturer in Clinical Psychology at the University of Liverpool.
`... an essential textbook for both the practitioner and student of mental health and schizophrenia.' - Community Care
`... challenges and educates.' - British Journal of Medical Psychology
`This is an excellent book ... It is well worth reading by those seriously interested in, and those diagnosed as suffering from, schizophrenia.' - The Irish Journal of Psychology
'... stimulating and thought-provoking' - British Journal of Clinical Psychology
`This book is superb - such a stimulating collection of essays that taken together really open up the subject of schizophrenia and its relationship with psychiatry.' - David Hewison, Neighbourhood Services Training, London Borough of Islington
`... everyone interested in mental health, mental health care or working in the field or with some personal experience of "schizophrenia" should read this book.' - Medical Sociology News
